Opinion

Recently the country was almost engulfed in flames over the marching  orders to Igbos to vacate northern parts of Nigeria having overstayed  their welcome in the North resulting from the agitation back home in the  South East by their...

If you conduct a random survey and ask the average 'Joe’ on the streets of Lagos, Abuja, Enugu, Calabar or anywhere else, in Nigeria, what he thinks are the problems facing businesses, you are likely to get a long...

The quit notice from the Arewa youths have now brought firmly into the Nigerian mainstream a conversation that positively looks at and encourages the departure of the Igbo from Nigeria and the establishment of a Biafran country for the...

The 2017 Economic Report on Africa calls for harnessing urban growth There has been much talk about Africa’s urban dividends—the increased prosperity and sustained socioeconomic development resulting from the expansion and industrialization of African cities. Yet such dividends can be derived...

The formation of Nigeria in 1914 and subsequent struggle in its gloomy walk of nationhood amidst myriads of agitations, impasse and saber-rattling’s begs for a review to address our challenges. Nigeria requires a “do-tank” to fashion out unified solution...

I have often told those who care to listen to even define what they mean by restructuring and I can't seem to get answers . Or where we get , the answers are discordant and often tending toward federalism...

Kidnappers kill directly politicians murder us indirectly! It is easier for kidnappers, politicians, pastors and imams to enter the kingdom of God like a camel would through the tiny hole of a needle than those of you doubting if...

There has been a lot of back and forth as to the powers of the National Assembly (NASS) to initiate projects and tinker with the budget presented to it by the Executive. The Speaker of the Federal House of Representatives,...

It sounds like an irony, but diplomats and expatriates who serve or work in Nigeria often profess uncanny love for the country. They offer composite reasons for this. To them, working in Nigeria is fully engaging. Conversely, some Nigerians...

Pele Energy Group joins the league of independent power producers Fumani Mthembi, who runs a renewable energy producing company in South Africa, has no regrets about leaving her secure job in the middle of an economic recession to start her...